TFK buggster S air Notice D'utilisation page 10

-(Fig. VIII) The hood is attached to the frame with two slide closures
(13). You can also attach the hood to the backrest and left and right
to the top of the seat cover using two press studs. When opening the
zipper (14) in the middle of the hood you can open it for an extra
position.
-(Fig. IX) The backrest can be moved to the horizontal position with
the belt while pushing the buttons on the backside of the backrest.
To move the seat back into the upright position, push the button
again and pull the strap.
Transport
-(Fig. X) To fold up the Buggster, fold up the hood and push the
bumper bar (8) down by pressing the two red buttons. -(Fig. XI) Turn
the red handle (16) upwards (and a little further towards you) to
release the safety lock.
-With this handle (16), pull the joint (7) upwards as far as it will go so
that the rear wheels (1) are turned inwards.
-(Fig. XII) Now pull the joint lock levers (17) in front of the handles (5)
towards you and fold up the frame by pushing the handles forward.
-(Fig. XIII) You can use the transport lock (18) to prevent the buggy
from accidentally unfoldingduring transport, by hooking the loop on
to the front wheel mount (19).
Caring for the seat cover
-(Fig. XIV) To remove the seat cover (20) from the frame, turn the rear
wheels inwards as described in Fig. XI. The seat cover is now
"slackened" to make it easier to remove. Unfasten the elastic straps
from the thread guides on the frame which prevent the zip ends from
being opened accidentally. You can now open the zips in the
direction of the frame joints. Unfasten the press studs near the folding
joint and the restraint on the rear frame to pull the cover sideways
out of the short guide on the front wheel mount (19).
Setting the directional stability
-(Fig. XVI) As of model year 2012, the directional stability can be set
by turning the two screws on the front wheel mount. Always turn the
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screws (21) in opposite directions.